Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), announced that a second season of the Jantar Mantar protest will begin soon.
The announcement signals a continuation of the party's public demonstrations in Delhi. This move comes as the CJP seeks to maintain visibility and momentum following previous activities at the historic site.
Dipke said, "Season 2 of Jantar Mantar will start very soon."
The decision to return to the Jantar Mantar site follows requests from the party's supporters. The CJP aims to resume its protest activities to address its political objectives through public gathering.
Reports indicate the party is moving forward with these plans amid alleged pressure on venue owners to deny the group space for their activities. The CJP has not specified the exact start date for the second phase of the protests.
Jantar Mantar has long served as a primary hub for political demonstrations in India. The CJP's return to the area suggests a strategy of utilizing high-visibility public spaces to attract attention to the party's platform.
Dipke has used various platforms to communicate the upcoming events, including recent video updates. The party continues to organize its base in anticipation of the new protest cycle.
“"Season 2 of Jantar Mantar will start very soon."”
The return of the Cockroach Janata Party to Jantar Mantar reflects a broader trend of unconventional political movements using symbolic public spaces to challenge established political norms. By framing the protest as a 'season,' the CJP is adopting a modern, media-centric approach to political mobilization, while the alleged pressure on venue owners highlights the friction between fringe political groups and local administrative or private controls over public assembly.
